They did indeed have the right to be so.
Because the entire Aslan Royal Family combined might not be able to beat one hand of the Blood Demon Lord.
Such exceptional combat power, along with memories from their youth, had shaped their arrogant nature.
And the Blood Demon Lord was the most arrogant of all the lords.
Thinking back on everything the Blood Demon Lord had done, Theresis felt his head ache.
Theresis knew very well what the Blood Demon Lord was thinking.
That old man never concealed his emotions.
He was dissatisfied that Russell had not sent him a calling card—Russell had come to the present-day Victoria Royal Capital, yet refused to pay respects to the lords as a junior beforehand, instead meeting the Regent King as an equal.
Perhaps to punish him for such rudeness.
He had informed the Abyssal Hunters of the third Red Dragon.
This was actually a remarkably subtle warning.
But the Abyssal Hunters' attack also meant that the locations of the other two Red Dragons had been exposed to Russell—those two Red Dragons had apparently lost their minds, abandoning Victoria's throne rather than inheriting it, going off to restore the Tara Dynasty and seek independence. Yet their existence alone was a threat to Talulah.
So—
This attack was also a gift.
Even if Russell came to question him personally, he could simply ask lightly, "Your Excellency is the representative of a Giant Beast. Would you really feel disturbed and unsettled over two Red Dragons?"
Even if he was dissatisfied, he would have to suppress it—and might even need to offer thanks.
That was how the lord thought and understood the matter.
But the Sarkaz were no longer the Sarkaz of the past.
He himself might not care at all about Russell's dissatisfaction, given how